Devra (en. Will have to)
/də.vʁa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
Expression of the future that indicates what is necessary or mandatory.
He will have to finish his homework before going out.
Il devra terminer ses devoirs avant de sortir.
Indicates a prediction or conjecture.
You will surely have to call him tomorrow.
Tu devras sûrement l'appeler demain.
Expresses a strong probability.
They will have to arrive on time for the show.
Ils devront arriver à l'heure pour le spectacle.
Etymology
From the verb 'devoir', from Latin 'debere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
he will have to do it one day
This suggests that it will be necessary at some point.
il devra le faire un jour
you will have to think about it
This implies that it is important to consider this.
tu devras y penser
you will have to be careful
This means that it is essential to remain vigilant.
vous devrez faire attention
Related Words
to have to
Obligation or necessity in the present.
devoir
in front of
In the presence of, or facing.
devant
homework
Tasks to accomplish or school obligations.
devoirs
Slang Meanings
Means that one is a bit late.
He will have to hurry if he wants to be on time.
Il devra se dépêcher s'il veut être à l'heure.
Can indicate a mandatory but unpleasant situation.
I will have to do this chore this weekend.
Je devrai faire cette corvée ce week-end.